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vft.uS
fafitin osai

abt-A
apati-ha

k10
kicohao

b-A.tS.!
pa-han tisain so

abt.hck
apatin hiciki

!.ih-A ! xQ vft.uS =-A lmd xQ t2S.adc : !.ih-A s3 abt-A ! k9S-A s3 wS.! fjp-A rnj fln-A k10 ?
Son ihi-ha! Xiqa fafitin osai xa-ha limata xiqa tifosain ataci: Son ihi-ha siho apati-ha! Kiyosai-ha sico wasain so ficapi-ha lanica filini-ha kicohao?

wS.!! , s3 b-A.tS.! =-A lmd xQ t2S.adc . !.ih-A gs.vS wS.fkl-V s3 rmd-A !
Wasain soso, siho pa-han tisain so xa-ha limata xiqa tifosain ataci. Son ihi-ha kasin fasai wasain fikili-fao siho lamata-ha!

xQ b-V.rnk t2S.fnn-V vft fjm-A sX1 idg-V.ihn.f abt.hck rnj abt-A .
Xiqa pa-faon laniki tifosain finini-fao fafiti ficama-ha sixaico itaka-faon ihinin fi apatin hiciki lanica apati-ha. 

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